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PhD position available at Ludwig Maximilians University Hospital Munich, Germany (ENDOTRAIN) (DC5) PhD position:Wearables & Biosensors- Primary Aldosteronism -Out-of-Hospital Diagnosis & Monitoring
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for doctoral students to develop independent, high-impact research. Topic: Development and application of biofouling-resistant electrodes in biofuel cells and biosensors Supervisor: Dr. Povilas Virbickas
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their functional groups and modifying the pH or ionic strength, it is possible to promote the adhesion of species present in the target solution, such as proteins, to create a highly sensitive biosensor (Figure 1a
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areas of nanoscience and nanotechnology. Job title: Research Assistant - Nanobioelectronics and Biosensors (2 vacancies) Research area or group: Nanobioelectronics and Biosensors Group Description
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of an Electrochemical Measurement at the Limits for Biosensor Applications Previous work has demonstrated the potential of electrochemical measurement using high-frequency (GHz) techniques, achieving faradaic current
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-generation screen-printed electrochemical biosensor arrays capable of detecting multiple biomarkers simultaneously. The successful candidate will explore innovative electrode designs, advanced surface
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EPSRC funded UDLA PhD studentship. The studentship will start on 1st October 2026. Project Description The project aim is to develop novel FETs and biosensors based on Graphene and 2D Materials
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Team Our project brings together leading experts in biomolecular design and biosensor development, synthetic chemistry and microfluidics, building on our existing intellectual property in biosensing
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and cell-free biosensors, alongside novel mechanisms for sample processing. These aim to simplify nucleic acid detection and enable passive, self-reporting tests to transform surveillance and response
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quarantine pests/pathogens. You will evaluate technologies such as CRISPR-based systems, strand displacement reactions and cell-free biosensors, alongside novel mechanisms for sample processing. These aim